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UNGENTLEMANLY CONDUCT ON
PART OF SEVERAL BASEBALL
PLAYERS REPORTED.
CAPTAIN MAX GETS NEW SUIT
Handsome Exponent of Kindness and
Moderation of Emotion in Sports
Is Now Freshly
Attired.
By Sister Grace.
At last' The baseball squads are
drilling under our most beautiful and
handsome coaches They, I mean the
players, have made the greatest prog
ress the last week for they have been
pitching, in the rules of the game and
catching
You ought to see Jimmy Hodman
and Becky Heckoff throw just as hard
as they can at these boys standing up
there with that club Yesterday Jimmy
hit one poor little freshman and made
him cry. I felt so sorry for him that
I wanted to go over nnd kiss him but
Roily wouldn't let me.
My, but we have got a pretty cap
tain Max is awfully nice, and I am
sure all the girls will like him In his
new ball suit. He is too cute for any
thing. Maybe you didn't know he Is
captain but really ho is. He was
elected last Monday night by that live
ly, vivacious athletic board.
We have two men that have lots of
nerve. They are not afraid to stand
up there right Denind the man with
the club and just grab those balls. My,
but it takes lots of nerve. Harto is
awfully good The way in which the
young enthusiast handles the mitt, face
protector and bat is astonishing
(Some good words in that last sen-
tence.)
Prospective players are being chosen
early because there are not enough
places on the team for all of the play
ers and the first man out makes the
team The coaches have been worrying
a lot these nights because none of the
players have a whip with a long crack
er. The team is going to have a game
with the poor freshies today for they
know they can beat them. They are
afraid to play any seniors for fear they
would be beaten. Hut we are strong
fr the freshies
AT THE ORPHEUM.
An unusually attractive and classy
vaudeville bill starts a week's engage
ment at the Orpheum tonight. The
headline feature iB the eight London
Palace girls, a bevy of beauty known
an the aristocrats of the dancing world,
'ela-phone, a comedian who Is the pos
sessor of a peculiar vocal ability; the
Kyles In an aerial novelty entitled
"Johnny and the French Maid;" Claude
Golden, wizard of the playing cards;
the Goyt trio, featuring the wonderful
fox terrier "Daisy;" Cain and Odom,
tho twentieth century vaudevillians
and Harry B. Toomeand Nan Hewins
In a pleasing little comedy sketch, "It
Happened in Lonelyville." Adv.
huck Peery threatens law suit if
we mention him In this Issue In any
awfal situation we don't need to he
is awful en6ugh, anyway.
Artistic dance programs and menus
for particular people. George Bros..
Prlaters, 1813 N street.
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Mrs S. L Roberts of Alma Is visit
ing nt tho Chi Omega houso.
Ryrne Marcellus was noticed on the
campus with a girl. He will be seen
at a sorority house. In a week or so.
Frollch'e Orchestra, mono L-73G3.
Silver Lynx announces tho pledging
of Carl I luck of North Bend.
Hagenslck's Orchestra, Auto B-2990.
C. H. Frey, University florlBt, 1133
0 Bt.
Chi Omega announces the pledging
of Fannie Malzacher of Oakdale and
Maude Clark of Blessing, Tex.
Chan Trimble, managing editor of
the Cornhusker has had a breakdown
from overwork on the 1913 annual and
left yesterday for Florida.
Telephone Yule Bros at once.
Notice.
Tho Junior hop, deficit and relief
committees will meet this morning nt
11:00 in U106.
Loeb's Orchestra, Phone L7620.
Notice.
All men interested In heavy gymnas
tics please meet at my ofllce at 11
o'clock A. M. today.
DR. R. G CLAPP.
Ted Marrlner Cleaner, Hatter and
Repairer. Auto B1799. 235 No. 11th.
Owing to the bright sunny weather
yesterday, fussers were much in evi
dence on the benches.
RECEIVED BY THE EDITOR
Dear Sir- Kindly publish this In
your daily paper where it will be
suitable for you. A refined lady with
a jolly disposition likes to make an
acquaintance with a good hearted west
ern man, as our men out east seem to
only flatter and admire you But a good
lady Is not satisfied with that; she
likes to met a true man whom she can
trust and look up to.
Hoping this will bring happiness to
some party. Will look in the Evening
World, N. Y Initial C. A
Yours truly,
C. A.
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When you buy
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letic Article, as
some dealers who
are after bigger
profit on Athletic
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You pay for-and get-honest
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The name as evidenced in
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Our Complete Catalogue on request
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For delightful comfort in cubs where
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knowing you will not soil n costly
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Our cabs are all full size Where
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